Epic Systems, the company behind the largest electronic health records system in medicine, is suing health information network Health Gorilla and several of Health Gorilla’s clients over improperly ...

If you’ve ever visited Epic Systems’ sprawling, 1,100-acre campus in Verona, Wis., you may have been surprised by how rural its surroundings are, maybe even chuckling at the stark contrast between the ...

Epic is the largest electronic health record company in the U.S., and American health systems using its software care for ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Epic Systems is perhaps the most successful health technology company in the world. Its electronic health record (EHR) platform is ...

From launching new programs to being hit with a lawsuit alleging anticompetitive practices, here are 11 updates on Epic’s operations, software products and partnerships reported by Becker’s Hospital ...

Epic has launched a new online directory for developers while it plans to overhaul its app market to keep up with rapid growth of third-party vendors. The electronic health record giant announced Dec.

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This article was updated on June 2, 2025, with additional comments from Matt Doyle, Epic's interoperability software development lead. Epic Systems announced on Monday it has reached what it's calling ...

Post-implementation, South Central Regional Medical Center's improved data visibility helped reduce fragmentation across ...

In an underground auditorium packed with thousands of health-care executives this week, Epic Systems CEO Judy Faulkner stepped on stage to deliver a keynote dressed like a swan, feathers and all.

VERONA, Wis. — Compared to other software facilities, the Epic Systems Campus in Verona, Wisconsin, stands out with buildings designed after fantastic locations such as the Emerald City from “The ...

Dorothy Gale was right — the Land of Oz is not in Kansas. Rather, it's nestled within the rolling green fields of Verona, Wisconsin, a town of nearly 16,400 people located about 10 miles southwest of ...